Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-04-22
Beaten by the TOrOntOs.

NATIONALS SUFFER- A DEFEAT AT TIE HANDS oP
THEIR CANADIAN VISITORS.
The Toronto base ball team greatly surprised
the Washingtons and the four hundred spectators
present by Overwhelmingly defeating the states
men yesterday by score OF 12 to 8. The game
started with everything in favor OF the home boys
who secured five runs in the first inning by a
couple OF timely hits and several errors. They
added another run In the second inning and one In
the NTH. Gilmore, who pitched for the Washing
tons seemed in excellent trim during the first part
OF the game, and the TorOntOS seemed unable to
hit him with effect. change In his method OF
delivery seemed 10 give more speed and more de-
ception. The visitors had been unable to score
for the first four innings, and when they came in
the game Every body thought they were doomed
10 defeat. In this inning, however they COM
menced pounding the ball mercilessly, and after
making nine clean, safe, hits, aided by a little
loose playing on the part OF the Nationals they
had eight runs TO their credit six OF which were
earned In the next inning they made three more,
and IN the seventh another one, making a total OF
twelve. The Nationals struggled hard to escape
defeat. but seemed unable to do much with Cranes
deceptive drops, adding but one more run to their
total. such terrific batting as the Torontos ex-
hiblted has never been seen before at Capitol
Park.
The PeabOdies, OF the Amateur League yester-
day defeated the Pension Office Club, also OF the
Amateur League, by score OF Is tOS.
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY
At delphia-AthleticS 5; Metropolitans. O.
At Louisville-Louisville, Il; Cleveland, T. At
New York-New Works, IL; Columbia, 2 At Pitts
burg-Pittsburg, 10; Hamilton, T. AtNew Haven
Yale College, 10; Buffalo, g. At Trenton-Cuban
Giants, IA; Bridgeport, 10.
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Auction Sales of Real Estate.
MeSSrs. Duncanson Bros, auctioneers, report
the following sales OF real estate by them at auc-
ton: Part lot j, square 1872. Maryland avenue,
near AZ street southwest for the trustee, to Mrs.
Isabella Duvall, for 81 $50. For owner, lot X,
square 7o5, on Sd street, E and Massachusetts,
avenue, TO Geo. j. johnson, for 81 ,125. For
owner, lot ~, square l40 vacant lot on street,
between 18th and 10Th streets northwest, to Tai
madge A. Lambert, for s, go For owner, three
story and back building brick, Rhode Island ave-
hue, between 9th and 10th, TO Z. L. Johnson, for
$3.50. For owner, building lot z, square 734
North Carolina avenue, between 1St and I'd streets
southeast to Lille Ii. Semmes, for % cents per
foot For trustee, building lot on 10Th street. be-
tween t and streets, being sub lot II, square
117 TO j. w. Smith, for 50 per square foot. For
owner, tWo-story brick dwelling and store, ~
street and U southwest, to Edward O'Ne1ll, for
81, 600. For trustees, improved property on NJ
street, between 18th and 18th streets northwest
to Chas: b Bailey, for Sc 800: For owner, large
brick dwelling, on street, between Sd and Az
streets northwest, lot 81 reservation TO- TO Daniel
Z. Cah1ll, attorney for Patrick Moore, for $lO9OO
For trustee unimprOved real estate, corner Sd and
c streets southeast, being lots and 8, square
91 lot sold to j. ii. Smyth. for 81 20 per square
foot; lot TO j. Ryon, for IS cents per foot For
Maryland avenue southwest, sold to JAS. Ii. MARI
for $1.7o per square foot. For trustee, frame
dwelling, on 7th street, near corner street SOUTH
west, TO John Burke, for $3,O35. For owner,
1000 square feet OF ground, Maryland avenue,
18th and 14th streets northeast part square 1927,
sold to JAS Ii. MARI, for g. s23.36. For executor
lot s, square 776, Ii street, between Sd and 4th
northwest, unimprOved, sold TO Martin Morgan,
Tor 81 cents per square foot. For executor, brick
dwelling and lot, New jersey avenue, between
and z streets northwest, sub lot lis, square $40,
sold TO Louis BehrenS, for S1,O25. For trustees,
large brick building, AZ street and Maryland ave
hue southwest, sold to Mary j. Stroud for $15, 1OO
The New Catholic University.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION RECORDED AT THE CITY
HALL
Yesterday the Catholic University of America
filed a certificate OF incorporation, stating that
the object is 'tO teach philosophy theology, natu
raj science mathematics, history, bellies lettres,
ancient and modern languages, law and medi-
cine" The following are the incorporators: Car
11nal Jas. Gibbons, OF Baltimore; Archbishop
Patrick j. Ryan, OF Philadelphia; Archbishop
of Boston; Archbishop Michael A. Cor
rigan, New York; Bishop Ireland, st. Paul; Rev.
PlaSSiduS Chappelle, WashingtOn; Bishop Spauld-
Ing, Peoria; bishop keane Richmond; bishop
y artin, Yankton, Oak; Jno. N: Farley, New
! FORK; Jno. s. Foley, Baltimore; Bishop Burgess,
Detroit; Eugene Kelly, New York; Bernard N.
Farden, Philadelphia; ThOs. E. Waggaman, Wash
ngtOn; Michael Jenkins, Baltimore and ThOS, s,